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      ‘Family’ business with all of the drama - Anonymous employee AZoNetwork UK Employee Review

      3.0
      27 Jan 2022
      Anonymous employee
      Recommend
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      Pros

      Majority of the team are nice Real flexible working in terms of hours Good short term benefits such as Amazon vouchers and afternoons off in Friday

      Cons

      Prior to Covid the working from home benefits were completely unfair. Some people were allowed to work from home as much as they wanted, others only for certain special circumstances with the excuse being ‘you knew where the office was when you applied’ Lots of internal drama between teams. The RMs would often shift the blame on to others when there sales are low, blaming quality of work. Some people don’t respect peoples lives out side of work and will contact them at all hours, even if off sick. Management will often leave stuff for lower members of staff to do when it’s their responsibility. Pay is very low and while they have a good bonus structure for non-sales staff this is used against people when asking for pay rises and the bonus isn’t even guaranteed.

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      3.0
      9 July 2025
      Anonymous employee
      Recommend
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      Business outlook

      Pros

      Very flexible hours and freedom to manage your time Absolutely fantastic team of peers and lower level management Travel opportunities for certain departments Training budget and WFH setup budget One free meal a month if sales are up One free Greggs pastry a month

      Cons

      Ridiculous workload for the pay, after working at a different company for a good while now, I realise just how overworked and underpaid I was. Lack of real support and resources to manage said workload. Staff in different departments get treated blatantly differently. Bonuses are advertised as a perk, however they're not guaranteed and often don't amount to much. An approach of "Quantity over quality" regarding products. Little to no career growth opportunities.

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      AZoNetwork UK Response
      11mo
      Response from AZoNetwork Thanks for taking the time to share your feedback. We’re glad you appreciated the flexible hours, strong peer culture, travel opportunities, and support for training and WFH setups. These are core parts of our culture, and it's great to see them reflected in your experience. That said, we’re sorry to hear some areas didn’t meet expectations. Workload and resourcing are things we monitor closely, and while we recognise some roles can be demanding, we’re actively working to ensure sustainability and better balance across teams. On progression: we respectfully disagree with the suggestion that opportunities are lacking. As a ~50-person company, paths may look different than in larger organisations—but we have many examples of team members moving into more senior roles or across departments. Progression depends on a mix of business need, opportunity, and individual competence. Regarding turnover, the claim that 20% of the team left without replacements isn’t accurate—we’ve welcomed 8 new hires and seen 10 departures in the past year. While every exit matters, this level of movement is not unusual for our size and sector. Finally, bonuses are a company-wide reflection of shared success—not guaranteed, but awarded based on overall performance and collaborative contribution. We continue to refine this approach for transparency and impact. We appreciate your time at AZoNetwork and wish you all the best in your future career. — AZoNetwork
      5.0
      14 July 2025
      Anonymous employee
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      - You're not just an "employee", you can contribute in high level meetings and discussions straight away and you are listened to - Private Healthcare, you can add on your family and there is an optional dental plan - Flexible working, two days a week in the office and ability for work travel at exhibitions in Europe and in USA - Great culture, friendly environment from management to staff - Progression opportunities, if you work hard you do get rewarded whether it financially or through a change in role - Training budget, £500per person per year is good for professional development - CEO is very approachable and willing to listen to feedback and ideas

      Cons

      - Consistency with products services and sales are often based on how well a quarter is doing, can make for busy periods - Too many sales people on the management team, other things can get lost on the noise - Consistency amongst sales people

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      AZoNetwork UK Response
      11mo
      Response from AZoNetwork Thanks so much for your thoughtful review and for being a valued part of the team over the past 5 years. We're really pleased you feel empowered, supported, and recognised, and that our benefits and culture continue to work well for you. Your feedback on progression and collaboration is especially encouraging. We also appreciate your constructive suggestions. Workload balance, diversity in leadership, team incentives, and pension planning are all areas we're actively reviewing, and your input helps guide that process. Thanks again for your continued contribution. — AZoNetwork
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